George must die!......NOT!!!

Kill George? You must be crazy. I'll be the first one to admit that George is annoying at times but to kick him out of the series? He's still a hilarious character, just look at the end of the last episode when he was screaming at the reporter "COME ON BABY RIGHT NOW!!!!". He the ultimate in insecurity!! And how about that Buck Naked joke, totally out of nowhere but incredibly hilarious!!!

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In article [email] writes:

At the rate this series is going, the last episode is probably going to have all the characters die in freak accidents of some kind.

Mike

I don't understand all the George bashing; without him there would be no show. He is a cornerstone, a foundation! He's Jerry's canvas on which is painted Jerry's humor and sarcasm. George is all things we don't like about ourselves revealed on national T.V. to laugh at. George for Pez!

...Of course, you realize the implications of this: anyone who says, "sure, I'll see what I can do...." automatically admits to having no life and *lots* of time on their hands!

...Just a thought...

-Jacki Bricker

How does that differ from the implications of posting anything to this newsgroup?

... Just a thought ...

Carl Mueller

P.S. Before anyone flames me as a Seinfeld hater, I watch the show, I read this newsgroup. I was KIDDING in that last post. I only add this now because I recall the violent reaction recently to yhe guy who posted the bit about hating Seinfeld. I would hope that the fact I was kidding would have been obvious.

[email] (Chadwick Yost Mullikin) writes:

I agree...I mean how could anyone who saw the 2/18 episode with the oiled head business fail to love George...moreover Jason A. is a well respected actor...was excellent on Bob Costas too...

[] Regarding Re: George must die!......NOT!!!; [] [email] (M.D. Shepherd) writes:

    ms> In article  [email]
    ms> writes:

> Kill George? You must be crazy. I'll be the first one to admit

    ms> At the rate this series is going, the last episode is probably
    ms> going to have all the characters die in freak accidents of some
    ms> kind.

Hah! This reminds me of a completely hilarious article I read once on how to be a successful author: unfortunately it was a long time ago but the funniest part discussed what to do when you work out an incredibly intricate plot and get all the characters into a huge mess and can't come up with a resolution.

The author said the best way to handle this is just to use the ending:

"... and then they were all run over by a truck."

If there were lots of characters, he suggested:

"... and then they were all run over by a bus."

I can't do it justice here, but I was ROFL: that was when I was in 6th grade and I've never forgotten it--my sister and I still use this to crack each other up :)

Nothing to do with Seinfeld, (not that there's anything wrong with that! ;) except it sounds like something he'd use...